Garmin's Venu X1 smartwatch has its biggest display and smallest case yet
Briefly

Garmin launched the $799 Venu X1, a fitness watch featuring a 2-inch square AMOLED display and a titanium body, aiming to compete with the Apple Watch Ultra 2. While offering numerous health and fitness tracking features, including over 100 activity profiles and a pulse oximeter, it compromises on battery life, lasting about two days with always-on display. Unlike Garmin's Fenix 8 and Forerunner 970, it lacks ECG support and multi-band GPS. The watch will be sold in black and dark green, with a release date set for June 18th.
The Venu X1 fitness watch aimed at competing with the Apple Watch Ultra 2 features a square design and titanium body, priced at $799.
Garmin's Venu X1 offers up to 8 days of battery life without always-on display, and has health tracking features but lacks ECG and multi-band GPS.
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